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海外TECH	Engadget	Intuitive Machines’ Odysseus lander tipped over at touchdown, but it’s still kicking	https://www.engadget.com/intuitive-machines-odysseus-lander-tipped-over-at-touchdown-but-its-still-kicking-174541034.html?src=rss	It turns out Intuitive Machines Odysseus spacecraft didn t land upright after all In a press conference with NASA Friday evening the company revealed the lander is laying on its side after coming in a little faster than expected likely catching its foot on the surface at the moment of landing Fortunately Odysseus is positioned in such a way that its solar panels are still getting enough light from the sun to keep it charged and the team has been able to communicate with it Pictures from the surface should be coming soon While the initial assessment was that Odysseus had landed properly further analysis indicated otherwise Intuitive Machines CEO and co founder Steve Altemus said stale telemetry was to blame for the earlier reading All payloads except the one static art installation though ーJeff Koons Moon Phases sculptures ーare on the upturned side The lander and its NASA science payloads have been collecting data from the journey descent and landing which the team will use to try and get a better understanding of what happened But all things considered it seems to be doing well Intuitive MachinesIntuitive MachinesThe team plans to eject the EagleCam developed by students at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University soon so it can take a picture of the lander and its surroundings perhaps as soon as this weekend It was supposed to be ejected during descent to capture the moment of landing but issues on touchdown day prevented it from being released nbsp Once Odysseus was in lunar orbit and hours away from its landing attempt the team discovered its laser range finders which are key to its precision navigation were not working ーdue entirely to human error According to Altemus someone forgot to flip a safety switch that would allow them to turn on so they couldn t That realization was like a punch in the stomach Altemus said and they thought they could lose the mission nbsp The team was thankfully able to make a last second adjustment cooked up on the fly by Intuitive Machines CTO and co founder Tim Crain who suggested they use one of the on board NASA payloads instead to guide the descent the Navigation Doppler LIDAR NDL In the end Odysseus made it there alright Its mission is expected to last a little over a week until lunar night falls This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-02-24 17:45:41